Balkan lynx conservation organizations are working to protect the Balkan lynx and prevent its extinction. There are currently only 40 to 50 Balkan lynx living in the wild.
These organizations monitor lynx populations, study their habitats, and track their movements to understand their needs.
They also help restore forests and prey populations, such as deer, to ensure the lynx has sufficient food and space. And they educate local communities about living alongside lynx and reducing conflicts, such as protecting livestock. Their work with governments includes advocating for laws to safeguard lynx and their habitats from threats like poaching and deforestation.
